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Alaska Statutes.

Title 42. Public Utilities and Carriers

Chapter 40. Alaska Railroad Corporation

Section 120. Delegation.

AS 42.40.120. Delegation.

(a) The board shall by rule delegate to the chief executive officer powers and duties necessary or appropriate for the management of the daily affairs and operations of the corporation. The board may by rule require the exercise of a delegated power or duty to be subject to board approval.

(b) Within 60 days after its first meeting, the board shall delegate the following activities of the corporation to the chief executive officer or other executive officers designated by the board:

(1) leasing subject to AS 42.40.285 and 42.40.350(b) and (d), granting easements in, issuing permits for the use of, or conveying other interests in property that do not constitute a transfer of the corporation's entire interest in land;

(2) establishing specific rates, tariffs, divisions, and contract rate agreements;

(3) making routine changes in service levels;

(4) establishing procurement and accounting procedures for the corporation; and

(5) performing procurement activities.

(c) Notwithstanding (a) and (b) of this section, specific board approval is required for the following:

(1) issuing bonds upon approval by the legislature;

(2) mortgaging or pledging corporation assets;

(3) donating property or other assets belonging to the corporation;

(4) acting as a surety or guarantor;

(5) adopting a long-range capital improvement and program plan;

(6) adopting annual reports;

(7) effecting general, comprehensive increases and decreases in rates;

(8) expanding or reducing services in a major way;

(9) expanding the main or branch rail lines including spur, industrial, team, switching, or side tracks, other than performing routine track alignment as necessary to maintain existing service levels;

(10) selecting independent auditors and accountants;

(11) entering into collective bargaining agreements;

(12) adopting annual budgets;

(13) beginning a capital project with an estimated completion cost of more than $500,000 or an estimated completion time of more than one year;

(14) exchanging, donating, selling, or otherwise conveying its entire interest in land subject to approval by the legislature;

(15) exercising the power of eminent domain.

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